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Alte Pfarrkirche Mahlsdorf

A historical landmark since the 13th century

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Built around 1250, the Old Parish Church of Mahlsdorf is the oldest standing structure in Berlin's Mahlsdorf district. Known for its square chancel architecture, it has survived wars and was extensively restored in the 1990s. Today, it is a protected monument and houses an impressive organ.

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The church suffered significant damage during the Thirty Years' War.

Quick Facts

Founded: ~1250
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Protestant
Website: kirche-mahlsdorf.de/standort/alte-pfarrkirche

Guided Story

You're standing in front of the oldest church in Mahlsdorf. This Protestant church, built around the year 1250, is a notable example of medieval square chancel architecture. Take a look at the tower, which was heavily damaged during the wars but has been carefully restored to its original state. Inside, there's an impressive organ that is part of the church's rich history. This building is a protected architectural heritage, holding stories from the past centuries. Just to the west, you can find the Waldowpark, a short walk away.